What are you spending each month on AI/LLMs? 🤖
$20? $100? $500+?
Maybe the bigger question: What’s the cost of NOT investing in AI and continuing to operate in an analog world?
Today I built my first AI bot. 🤖
Small step, but one I wanted to document.
What an incredible time to be alive. The good, the bad, and maybe a few trumpets roaring. 😂🎺
I’m here for it. Learning, experimenting & leaning in more every day. 🚀
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says the U.S. was headed towards a “financial calamity,” says the Trump admin is trying to help Americans getting demolished by debt.
Ignore the noise. Listen to this.
“I'm not happy with what's going on in the market today, but the distribution of equities across households…”
“The top 10% of Americans own 88% of equities.”
“The next 40% owns 12% of the stock market.”
“The bottom 50% has debt. They have credit card bills, they rent their homes, they have auto loans.”
“We've got to give them some relief.”
I can’t take the stupidity any longer.
Tariffs raise prices once.
Inflation is when prices keep rising.
One is a price shock.
The other is a failure of monetary policy.
America’s debt is a wildfire, and it’s burning out of control.
Trump’s tariff plan is the controlled burn we need to stop it. It’s painful, it’s risky, but it’s the only way to clear the dead wood and stop the destruction.
For decades, we let bad policies spread like dry brush—outsourcing jobs, overspending, and pretending nothing was wrong. Now, the fire is here.
Trump is the only leader treating this like a real emergency. Others say it’s just a little smoke. But the White House must be clear: this won’t be easy, and the flames won’t die overnight.
The question is—do we fight the fire now, or watch everything burn later?
NEW: Tesla stock surges over 11%, the largest single-day move of the year for the company following comedian Tim Walz's 'roast' of Tesla stock.
Tesla shares are up 25% since Walz said he gets great joy out of watching the stock price go down.
L of the year contender right here.
Trump told Jerome Powell to cut interest rates.
Powell didn't do it.
Now Trump is trying to force Powell to cut interest rates by crashing asset prices.
We will see who blinks first.
Trump’s core base—young, working, and middle-class voters—are largely asset-light. A market correction (stocks/housing down) may have little impact on his support and could even boost his appeal if it makes ownership more accessible. If he lowers rents too, he could cement a powerful voting bloc. Stock market up ≠ political success.
Time will tell.
Theory:
Trump strikes a historic deal with 🇷🇺 for rare earth minerals, bypassing 🇨🇳 & crushing Europe leverage. The US secures key resources for chips & batteries, triggering chaos but ensuring dominance for the next 100 years. A radical yet strategic move.
Is this the ⚫️🦢2025?